Homa-Bay County, Kenya

Grow food. Teach skills. Change lives.

Organic Food Kenya helps communities build food security through organic farming, permaculture education, clean water projects, nutrition, sanitation, youth support, and hands-on agricultural training.

4,000+ people served by the Kamiyawa Village borehole
3,000+ people served by the Kandaria community water pond
150+ households trained on permagardens
600+ family members reached through household garden training
The Mission

Modern agriculture skills for stronger communities.

Organic Food Kenya provides trainings and modern agriculture skills to poor communities in Kenya by developing fertile grounds to nourish organic foods, improve food security, and change the lives of community members.

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Organic permaculture

Develop organic permaculture gardening and farming techniques that communities can continue using.

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Resource center

Establish a permaculture resource center and outreach program serving the local community.

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Livelihood support

Raise literacy, nurture nature sports talents, and build sustainable livelihoods for the less fortunate.

How We Work

Hands-on training rooted in local culture.

OFK believes in sustainable permaculture models integrated into community culture and traditional methods of agriculture. The organization works with widows, school children, disadvantaged youth, and small-scale rural farmers.

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School gardens

Educational school kitchen gardens where children learn organic farming, water management, nutrition, and microeconomics.

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Water systems

Clean water harvesting through tanks, resource-center water access, and sanitation support.

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Nutrition

Life-skills education focused on hygiene, sanitation, food production, and nutrition.

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Micro-enterprise

Poultry and farm-based projects that support income generation and provide manure for soil fertility.

Organic Food Kenya household permagarden training progress Organic Food Kenya seeds fruit trees and garden implementation
Objectives

Food security, biodiversity, education, and dignity.

The work is broad because the problem is broad: poverty, food insecurity, water, health, education, biodiversity, and opportunity all connect.

  • Poverty eradication through practical agriculture and community development.
  • Training communities on agribusiness, permaculture, and organic farming.
  • Promotion of food security, biodiversity, agroforestry, and education.
  • Support for micro-enterprises, vulnerable people, and disadvantaged youth.
  • Partnerships with groups, NGOs, individual donors, and aligned organizations.
  • Engagement in HIV/AIDS programs and community health support.
Latest Achievements

Clean water, permagardens, seeds, and fruit trees.

Organic Food Kenya’s newest field achievements include a borehole at Kamiyawa Village, a water pond in Kandaria, expanded permagarden training for households, and direct support with seeds and fruit trees so families can implement what they learn.

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Kamiyawa Village borehole

OFK completed a borehole at Kamiyawa Village, where the farm is situated. It now serves more than 4,000 people in the community.

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Kandaria water pond

OFK completed a water pond in Kandaria, providing another community water source that serves about 3,000 people.

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Permagarden training

OFK has trained more than 150 households, reaching over 600 family members with practical permagarden skills.

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Seeds and fruit trees

Families are receiving seeds, fruit trees, and implementation support so training turns into productive home gardens.

Ways To Get Involved

Volunteer, share the work, or become a donor.

Organic Food Kenya welcomes volunteers, donors, and well-wishers who can help spread the work and support ongoing community development.

  • Volunteer with the project in Kenya.
  • Share OFK’s work with donors and well-wishers.
  • Donate one time or monthly to support the project.
Organic Food Kenya community project

Current wish list

Community transport van, clean-water borehole support, farm tools, computers, projector, solar panels, camera, writing materials, seeds, fruit trees, and education support for orphans and vulnerable children.

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